Jack is allowed to store his car in a shed on Bert’s large car-wrecker yard. Jack has an oral contract only and pays $20 a week. The shed is also used by Bert for storing old batteries and generators, which he occasionally needs to pull out and use. Jack comes and goes without checking with Bert. Briefly explain what legal rights, if any, does Jack possess over Bert’s land.
Jack is allowed to store his car in a shed on Bert’s large car-wrecker yard. Jack has an oral contract only and pays $20 a week. The shed is also used by Bert for storing old batteries and generators, which he occasionally needs to pull out and use. Jack comes and goes without checking with Bert. Briefly explain what legal rights, if any, does Jack possess over Bert’s land.
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Jack is allowed to store his car in a shed on Bert’s large car-wrecker yard. Jack has an oral contract only and pays $20 a week. The shed is also used by Bert for storing old batteries and generators, which he occasionally needs to pull out and use. Jack comes and goes without checking with Bert.
Briefly explain what legal rights, if any, does Jack possess over Bert’s land.
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